Oddball Sock Monkey #T721
Oddball Sock Monkey
This little sock monkey can be knit from odd balls of leftover sock yarn. Change colors to create a beanie, mittens, pants, sweater, and socks. A garter stitch scarf and rolled-brim hat can be added to complete the wardrobe.
The 10" monkey is knit in the round from the feet to the head; and arms, ears, and tail are sewn on. Designed for fingering weight yarns, it can be knit in traditional colors or non-traditional for a real oddball.
Great for both the young and young-at-heart, this monkey is not suitable for infants since the small sewn parts could be choking hazards.
Skills Required: Knitting in the round, grafting stitches, and making I-cord
Size: Approximately 10" (25.5cm) tall
Yarn: Fingering weight yarn (16–17 wpi)
Monkey—30g (138 yds/126m)
Rolled-Brim Hat—7g (33 yds/30m)
Scarf—7g (33 yds/30m)
Supplies: US size 1 (2.5mm) circular or set of 5 double-pointed needles, or size to obtain gauge; 2 small safety pins or split ring markers; several yards of smooth, contrasting color waste yarn to hold stitches and for openings; yarn to embroider face; tapestry needle for sewing; 30g fiberfill for stuffing
Gauge: 34 stitches = 4" (10cm) in stockinette stitch
PDF pattern can be read with Acrobat Reader and printed on letter-size paper.
Please read Patterns page before ordering.
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